News and Events

Today our shop said goodbye to a valued team member. After more than 27 years of dedicated service in our final assembly bay, Steve Aldrich has retired. He was celebrated with a company cookout party.

Monroe Environmental was among more than 700 companies exhibiting at AISTech 2025—the premier trade show for the steel industry—held May 5–8 in Nashville, TN.

Monroe Environmental employees and their families recently enjoyed an outing to a Toledo Walleye game.

Monroe Environmental sponsored two events this past week in support of skilled trades education and career opportunities for area high school students; the High School Career Expo and the MCCC Annual High School Welding Competition.

Monroe Environmental employees and their families recently enjoyed an outing to a Toledo Walleye game.

Monroe Environmental is proud to have sponsored and participated in RiverBots II, an educational and fun event for students interested in robotics.

Members of Monroe Environmental’s sales team ran the Detroit Marathon, October 2023

Members of Monroe Environmental’s Sales Engineering team were in Chicago for Weftec 2023, October 2-4.

Monroe Environmental is a sponsor for a local robotics team that provides a great opportunity for students-- kindergarten through college, to develop their hands on technical skills in robotics.

Monroe Environmental employees and their families recently enjoyed an outing to a Toledo Mud Hens game.

Monroe Environmental was one of the 595 exhibiting companies in Detroit, MI for AISTech 2023, the premier trade show for the steel industry, May 8-11.

Monroe Environmental employees and their families recently enjoyed an outing to a Toledo Walleye game.

Monroe Environmental is capping off a tremendous 2022 which brought many successes in new orders received, projects completed, business collaborations, and new employees.

The 95th anniversary of Weftec October 8-12 did not disappoint. With the increased attendance this year, Monroe Environmental Engineers had plenty of opportunities to meet with engineers, operators, and other water industry leaders.

For the past several years, Monroe Environmental has been donating scrap steel to the welding program at Ida Schools for students to practice.